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[TCB]

P a g e   F i v e !

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T.O.D.


I would have to say THE PROM.  I just love that movie, but most people who saw it are rather lukewarm about it.

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Now I am listening to THE BOY FROM OZ.

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I wish there was a better version than the one on YouTube.  It drives me crazy how they take out the applause, and then bring it in later.

[TCB]

Sorry, just a personal dislike.

[George]

I would love to sit down with someone and have them explain to me why they are against the CoVid vaccinations.

Even if they could explain it, you probably still wouldn't understand.  I know I wouldn't.

[George]

I wish there was a better version than the one on YouTube.  It drives me crazy how they take out the applause, and then bring it in later.

I know.  In Follies in Concert they kept the applause when the characters actually performed, and didn't have applause for the book songs.  That at least made sense.

[TCB]

Speaking of OZ, it is too bad they didn’t cast the woman that plays Jody Garland in OZ to play the lead in JUDY.

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True she isn’t a name actress, but damn she would have been good.

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Maybe she wouldn’t have been interested in playing Judy again.

[George]

Maybe she wouldn’t have been interested in playing Judy again.

That's always a possibility, but I would think that if it's a different project, with a different script and entirely different creative team, it might've been something that would've interested her. 

[TCB]

I don’t know if I mentioned that I watched LIZA WITH A Z the other night.  God, she was something!

[George]

Possibly.

[TCB]

I was checking out the cast list of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST at Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theater.  After the actor’s name, and the chapter they are playing; they have in parenthesis they have have the pronouns for the actor. (he, his) (she, her) (they, them)

[George]

I was checking out the cast list of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST at Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theater.  After the actor’s name, and the chapter they are playing; they have in parenthesis they have have the pronouns for the actor. (he, his) (she, her) (they, them)

I've seen some interview-type shows (mostly online) where they do that, too.  At my work, we have the option to put that on our name badges.